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    3.5ft tank update

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    Plant/ Fish/ Fertilisation/ Technical details at this link http://www.ntu.edu.sg/home/kfloh/mytank.htm#tank2b

    Rescaping done in last week of Dec to remove the fast growing R.macrandra to create the sloping effect from the right. Also removed the algae-infested driftwood.

    All comments welcome. Thanks.
    koah fong
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    ...looks like you solved the algae problem and wow the pics are well taken.. the fish, well choreograph, like they are doing a ballet for you.

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    KF, looks like a winning tank

    good job

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    Thanks for kind comments. Before submitting for any competition, I intend to trim away the Echinodorus plantlets. And remove the Blyxa aubertii looking plant in the centre. Well, see how things evolve.

    Funny - after raising the temperature from 22C to 26C a month back, the Harlequins are more panicky. They tend to swarm from place to place quickly. Which is good since I wanted a schooling fish.
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    Very nice pics, Koah Fong. Love the schooling fishes. I think that rasboras tend to school more than cardinals.

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    2 big thumbs up!!!esp the moss wall.fwah...nice!

    *btw,fishes tend to school more the longer ur tank is.my tank is ard 1.5ft in height.And those rasbora dont really school.

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    Hi

    Really nice tank.

    Is this the tank in the office?

    Your red swordtails really stand out in your green tank. Your moss wall is what i like as well. Hope to make one too after Chinese New year. But the moss wall that i am going to make will not look this nice because i can never obtain such low temperature unless i buy a chiller or on the air-con for 24h.

    Thks.

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    Err

    What happen to the two discus that you have in this tank?

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    wooo... look very nice.
    can teach me wat moss did you use for the moss wall ??and where to get the mesh in big piece?

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    chua: The 2 discus were camera shy and were hiding.

    mad: The Christmas Moss were stapled onto a styrofoam backdrop which was glued to the back of the glass. Over time it spread fuller.
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    Plants have grown... some recent pics.





    Comments welcome.
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    Nice tank. However, the left side... might want to reduce the height. I feel the tank too tightly packed... the discus being such big fish hardly have space to swim.. Maybe put smaller fishes would be ideal.
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    wow.. super chio. very healthy looking plant there.. 5 star!..

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    Sleepy_lancs: agree the left side is a little tall. The first pic was taken 3 days before the 2nd one. Notice how much growth in the L.inclinata "Cuba"?

    Don't worry - the discus are already stunted. Not growing bigger anymore.
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    I like how you captured your harlequins in the same direction.
    I'm back!

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    nice tank! really healthy growing plants.

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    Nice tank.

    What have you done, your two discus have overcome the camera fear.

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    Re:

    [quote:7cca205258="juggler"]chua: The 2 discus were camera shy and were hiding.

    mad: The Christmas Moss were stapled onto a styrofoam backdrop which was glued to the back of the glass. Over time it spread fuller.[/quote:7cca205258]

    Nice tank you have, wish to have a such nice tank like your.
    As for the christmas moss, how many staple you used?

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    Recent look. The discus are hiding... good. Comments welcome.

    koah fong
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    Looks good without the discus...heehee...

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